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W.C. Brouwer
Willem Coenraad Brouwer
Leiden 19.10.1877 - Leiderdorp 23.5.1933
1894-1898: worked at Leiden as lettercutter and designer of book ornaments
1898-1901: own oven at Goedewaagen's (Gouda), meantimes he also had his own workshop at Gouda
1901: established workshop at Leiderdorp house "Vredelust"
1905: workshop turned up in pottery "N.V. Fabriek van Brouwers' Aardewerk".
W.C. Brouwer used a various scala of techniques,
such as sgrafitto, grooving decoration, intarsia, etc.
but also special glaze techniques such as: a mix of glaze, reflet métallique and crackle.
Besides manufacturing utility and ornamental pottery, Brouwer also applied on
a range of building and garden ornaments.
Examples a.o. facing ornaments on
The "Peace Palace" and the Ministry of Agricultural (both The Hague),
fountains (Arnhem, The Hague), fireplaces (Zeist, Utrecht) and sun dials.
After his decease, his suns continued the pottery untill 1956.
Info from: www.antiekvalentijn.com
W.C. Brouwer
Willem Coenraad Brouwer
Leiden 19.10.1877 - Leiderdorp 23.5.1933
1894-1898: worked at Leiden as lettercutter and designer of book ornaments
1898-1901: own oven at Goedewaagen's (Gouda), meantimes he also had his own workshop at Gouda
1901: established workshop at Leiderdorp house "Vredelust"
1905: workshop turned up in pottery "N.V. Fabriek van Brouwers' Aardewerk".
W.C. Brouwer used a various scala of techniques,
such as sgrafitto, grooving decoration, intarsia, etc.
but also special glaze techniques such as: a mix of glaze, reflet métallique and crackle.
Besides manufacturing utility and ornamental pottery, Brouwer also applied on
a range of building and garden ornaments.
Examples a.o. facing ornaments on
The "Peace Palace" and the Ministry of Agricultural (both The Hague),
fountains (Arnhem, The Hague), fireplaces (Zeist, Utrecht) and sun dials.
After his decease, his suns continued the pottery untill 1956.
Info from: www.antiekvalentijn.com